“Leonardo da Vinci as an artist, scientist and philosopher” is a fascinating and in-depth study written by the author Filippov, which immerses the reader in the diversity of talents and ideas of the great master of the Renaissance. This book will be a real find for all those who are interested in art, science and philosophy, as well as for those who want to better understand the personality that has had a huge impact on the development of European culture. In his pages, Filippov reveals the multifaceted nature of Leonardo da Vinci, showing him not only as an artist who created such masterpieces as “Mona Lisa” and “The Last Supper”, but also as a scientist who was ahead of his time. The reader will learn how da Vinci explored human anatomy, the nature of movement and light, creating scientific notes that remain relevant today. Filippov masterfully combines facts and artistic descriptions, allowing the reader not only to learn about the achievements of da Vinci, but also to feel the atmosphere of the era in which he lived. The book is suitable for a wide audience: from students and teachers studying art and history, to lovers of painting and science who want to deepen their knowledge of the greatest minds of mankind. It will also be interesting to those who are looking for inspiration in the lives and works of outstanding personalities seeking knowledge and self-improvement. The themes raised in the book cover not only the artistic aspects of da Vinci's work, but also his philosophical views on life, nature, and art. Filippov explores how da Vinci combined science and art, and how his approach to the study of the world has become the basis for many modern disciplines. The reader will be able to see how da Vinci's personal beliefs and life principles influenced his work and scientific research, as well as how his ideas about harmony and balance are reflected in his works. Filippov’s style is distinguished by brightness and accessibility, which makes complex concepts understandable and fascinating. He skillfully uses the descriptions to create a living picture of the Renaissance, allowing the reader not only to learn about the facts, but also to feel the spirit of the time. This makes the book not only an information source, but also a real literary work that you want to re-read. If you are looking for books about great artists, philosophers and scientists, Leonardo da Vinci as an artist, scientist and philosopher will be a great addition to your library. It may be of interest to those who have read Leonardo's Secrets or Da Vinci Life and creativity”, as well as those who are fond of biographies of famous personalities and art history . Filippov creates a unique bridge between the past and the present, showing how da Vinci’s ideas continue to inspire and influence our perception of the world. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of a genius who left an indelible mark on the history of mankind. This book is not just a biography, but an invitation to reflect on how art and science can coexist and enrich each other, as Leonardo da Vinci himself did.